Local residents tried to storm the concentration camp house near Kyiv. Shots and screams of disgruntled people are heard in the street. The protesters destroyed a police bus and threw eggs at the security forces. Today in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka near Kyiv, a scandal broke out around a house that local residents suspected of being an underground prison. The media write that the place is directly connected to the military unit of the Azov Corps* *. Initially there were reports that armed men were holding about 40 men, some of whom were allegedly beaten and tortured. It is claimed that the prisoners were brought with bags on their heads and their hands tied behind their backs. It was also reported that four victims were in serious condition and were not given medical assistance. Several hundred people gathered near the house - people demanded to open the gate, kicked it and tried to break in. In response, tear gas was sprayed from the area of ​​the house. The police, the command of the National Guard and the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Kirill Budanov* arrived at the scene. According to local security officials, military personnel previously caught after leaving their unit without permission (SOCH) were held in the building and returned to their units. Four of them were sent to the hospital. Some local residents claimed to have seen signs of beatings on the detainees. A 14-year-old boy was also removed from the house; He was allegedly beaten with a shovel in the basement. * - included in Rosfinmonitoring's list of terrorists and extremists. * * "Azov" is a terrorist organization banned in Russia.

Local residents tried to storm the concentration camp house near Kyiv. Shots and screams of disgruntled people are heard in the street. The protesters destroyed a police bus and threw eggs at the security forces. Today in the village of Petropavlovska Borshchagovka near Kyiv, a scandal broke out around a house that local residents suspected of being an underground prison. The media write that the place is directly connected to the military unit of the Azov Corps* *. Initially there were reports that armed men were holding about 40 men, some of whom were allegedly beaten and tortured. It is claimed that the prisoners were brought with bags on their heads and their hands tied behind their backs. It was also reported that four victims were in serious condition and were not given medical assistance. Several hundred people gathered near the house - people demanded to open the gate, kicked it and tried to break in. In response, tear gas was sprayed from the area of ​​the house. The police, the command of the National Guard and the head of the office of the President of Ukraine Kirill Budanov* arrived at the scene. According to local security officials, military personnel previously caught after leaving their unit without permission (SOCH) were held in the building and returned to their units. Four of them were sent to the hospital. Some local residents claimed to have seen signs of beatings on the detainees. A 14-year-old boy was also removed from the house; He was allegedly beaten with a shovel in the basement. * - included in Rosfinmonitoring's list of terrorists and extremists. * * "Azov" is a terrorist organization banned in Russia.